... licensed insurance broker should not harass, coerce or use undue influence to induce a client to enter into a contract of insurance or to make a material decision3. 1.4 Prevention of Bribery (a) A licensed insurance broker should be familiar with and not contravene, and should ensure that its employees are...

... licensed insurance broker should not harass, coerce or use undue influence to induce a client to enter into a contract of insurance or to make a material decision3. 1.4 Prevention of Bribery (a) A licensed insurance broker should be familiar with and not contravene, and should ensure that its employees are...

... overseas operations and the proportion in its global business portfolio. 8 25. A brief summary of the material reinsurance arrangements in respect of each class of insurance business to be written in or from Hong Kong including the company's maximum retention per risk or event after all reinsurance ceded...

... overseas operations and the proportion in its global business portfolio. 8 25. A brief summary of the material reinsurance arrangements in respect of each class of insurance business to be written in or from Hong Kong including the company's maximum retention per risk or event after all reinsurance ceded...

... overseas operations and the proportion in its global business portfolio. 8 25. A brief summary of the material reinsurance arrangements in respect of each class of insurance business to be written in or from Hong Kong including the company's maximum retention per risk or event after all reinsurance ceded...

... insurer (with the main manifestation being the duty to disclose all material facts before the insurance policy is entered into). The duty owed by a broker to a client, by contrast, is a fiduciary one which is characterized by “good faith”. 37. Respondents also commented that marketing materials are mostly...

... insurer (with the main manifestation being the duty to disclose all material facts before the insurance policy is entered into). The duty owed by a broker to a client, by contrast, is a fiduciary one which is characterized by “good faith”. 37. Respondents also commented that marketing materials are mostly...

... reporting of criminal offences, it was suggested an exception be made for minor criminal offences. 37. Respondents sought clarification on the term “undue influence” and the meaning of pressuring clients into making material decisions (Standard and Practice 1.4 of the draft Agents’ Code). One respondent...

... reporting of criminal offences, it was suggested an exception be made for minor criminal offences. 37. Respondents sought clarification on the term “undue influence” and the meaning of pressuring clients into making material decisions (Standard and Practice 1.4 of the draft Agents’ Code). One respondent...